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STAR—THURSDAY, OCT. 7, 1915. PAGE 5. | This Is the Way We Have Marked Twenty Each Used Metal Beds, Mattresses and Springs for Quick Clearance | FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Beds Each | Beds Each 95c $1.95 Metal Beds in several | Vernis Martin and A White Enamel Metal finishes. Worth new, Beds, worth new up to up to $6.00. | $9.00. Beds E: Each | Mattresses Each 92.95 $2.95 Heavy Metal Beds, | Standard Cotton Felt- both white- and Vernis Mastin. Values, new, up ed Mattresses, values, new, up to $10.00. to $12.00. very slightly used, re-marked, each. . . $5.00 Springs Each | Springs Each | $1.50 $5.00 15 Used Mattresses in this lot; several Wire fabri nd steel | Steel co ; j of guarant coil springs; regular price | cluding « new, up to $4.50 each | values are G.R. FURNITURE EXCHANGE 511 PIKE ST. PAYS TO SHOP AT Frye’s wwiar ‘kets CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 PRESIDENT WILSON .. 18e | the relations between the chief ex Pork Chops 4 ecutive and the fascinating widow Choice Cf ingzes inte attection Mutton Chops. . She is a- strikingly handsome |woman of graceful, slightly plumy Choice Steer Sir- ‘18 |figure, with brown hair and gray-| ‘The seattle Fire Department band | French Coney Muff ; brown, black Badger Set oo sssas coco saUiee lue eyes, interested in outdoor | ar, rn,, : cant ——— loin Steak . orts, and an Interested follower | hig B mony few oe and taupe. . $5.50, $6.00, $7. 00, | Cross Fox Set. .s:is06.«Pisouee Choice Shoulder of charities aS aa Wide np be cerned ere P St nc Played Golf With Him port on Washington snd Gesttle ‘ .$7.50, $8.00 and $10.50 Sil ver Kitten Fox........$29.00 ‘ork eak.... On the president's recent ooo opane amy" a trips she was a frequent guest | Taupe Fox Muff.........$48.00| American Wolf. Set......$27.50 Choice Cc often played with him, Miss Bones| ‘ a — " dent's persona physician. She| Pose Mi ae Jexecutive mansion of late, where ‘BLAS WA PLANT lolly w Lune! ‘affles are ose Milk... |her vivacity tended to drive awa: the Pace at 60? Somebody discovered that ‘COPPER PILES P LAB R BACKING | T IN R |now in season. 212 Pike St—Adv, ‘ MARKETS: the cares of the day, under which . had oice Som we he ha vou ie coy heated the president labored udartdnls to. “advies, 108 ' Announcement of the engage ——— i t ac a I } Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers Make | id training and hard w VALDE Alaska, Oct. 7.—Lack of Pp R CANDIDATE. “ ment followed a dinner party last ar raining a | i i 4 Et night on the eve of Secretary Me.| Y0¥ Strong and Husky as You |‘, eymour took the advice.|ships is given as the reason for EMPORIU M, Pa, Oct. 7.—Ex In at one, at five Adoo's arture for the Pacific Were in 4 Saye of Old | ‘ ‘ { himself thousands of tons of copper being losion 5 00" pons Rs they're done’ | Coast. " by in the bunkers of mining com asecsre in the Aetna Explosive O0TO SHOPS The wedding will be extreme! 50-CENT BOX FREE | til he sung Clarance paniés in Prince William sound dis-| Two candidates fo for the vacancy|company's plant here during JACOBS PHC P-t, Sean 169 Oceidental Ave. quiet and wi in the Galt home on aiit W hitehill, Clarance is Ameri-| trict The transportation compa-|on the port commission created by |the night killed four men and seri. Pere Aae SALeee in the fashionable Dupont Circle oy ancuia s greatest baritone—very nies are unable to handle the maas|the resignation of Gen. H. M. Chit-/°US!Y injured a dozen — section, probably early in Decem take Kelicgg's(2 > 8 ;. of freight intended for the smelter * Reports sald the company was! « for U. &. Purple tee the {te House announced greatest. And Clarance said jat Tacoma tenden were being mentioned Thurs-| working on a $35,000,000 war order it signifies purity and quality today. this pre day—D, H. Shoemaker, former bus!-|for the allies Shops Open Until 6:20 9. M. F — » | “Seattle possesses a young bart. | COSTS 85 EACH Jness agent of the Longshoremen’s GOES TO HOUSE PARTY |tone who is destined to be heard] ‘$65. |unton, and W. G, Norris of 6615 W. Cn inge Hanford st., of the Norris Safe an ee |from in the first rank of sINEer# 19] secretary Reuben Jones, of the) Anlort st» of tho Norris Safe and! Cream Cake leave tomorrow mour has a beautiful voice, excep-\"ChOo! board, in a report to the! ‘The election will not be held until} Inquiries among a large number || ied by his th in range and quality, and) %#'d, declares the cost of teaching! Wednesday, the commissioners de-|of women using “The Cook Book" Galt; his} coupled with his particularly |Seattle’s school children 1s $65.85] cided Wednesday showed this to be their favorite obit fine appearance, will make him one Pet child for the 10 months’ school! ghoemaker is the choice of organ jeake recipe, It is easy to make jand Secret to attend of America’s big baritones. His r. Property owned by the Seat-lized labor. Norris was named by | certain to turn out well if K © Bak a house party the prest-| training seems to be of the very|tle school ¢ is said by him to} ouis Williams, president of the|ing Powder is used, and may be dent's friend, Col. House: | best, his sustaining power and dra-|D¢ Worth $ ‘ South End Development club, which, | put together with almost any fill The ptosident and Mrs. Galt will] . 5 uss ant Best Yous tic intensity are quite remark lhe remarked, represented $40,000,-|{ng or tcing attend a theatre in New York tomor "Phan fou wad anewe me Bog hading and phrasing most|EXPECT DECLARATION 000 to $50,000,000 worth of proper- | row night, and the entire party will! striking. wT ook forword with keen| BERLIN, Oct. 7.—"Bulgaria ex-|ty, He spoke before the commission | K C Cream Cake witness Saturday's world’s series Atereat to his future appearance in| Pects @ declaration of war from the | Wednesday | By Mra, Janet McKensie Hill, |samo at Philadelphia, bo tusioal world allles today,” said a Sofia dispatch| The successful candidate will|Editor of the Boston Cooking ht, at the Metropolitan the.|"ece!ved here today. — serve the balance of Gen. Chitten-| School Magazine Sivscur wil ates 3 tarewel os —————|den's unexpired term, until Jan-| One-half cup butter: 1 cup sugar; CLANCY IS FINED sert—he leaves for Boston to fin uary 1 yolks of 2 emas, beaten Mehty 1% || h ° h ~ 5 e f evel teaspoon- | Ahi nds We ish the work begun by his teacher bah ; ;a ealing OUSE- | 1 1 ft here. | water; whites of . é | fap » “bic re, “Tonight's atte is 10 be a big one | ELOPERS ARRESTED “iirc | hold ointment | C a a “ya reg. oe hom elaeer LRT g t er Hundteds of tickets have been scld| Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets} pa Mit Our, ‘vified three times’ with. the } hese Pac pies sy laa “ t ready by hi al friends and Get at the Cause and Kate Cohen, 17, of 1505 FE. Pine st.,|! wae | The same soothing, healing, anti- 50 and the cost of a superior court|} cking clasninate Dad : A tah bay Remove It. and her sweetheart, Jacob Linden geen ae A septic properties that make Resinol Ly conviction of selling Hquc a ge tribute a full orchestra. Mile, 1a pail Ded baum, 20, who eloped last Friday ream filling Ointment a standard prescription it, 1 Wednesds Vkeep youlsing the’ “Mirror Scene,” from|substitute for calomel, act xently on |r urgaee ia -San Francisco teal household dy fo Mackintos Prosecutor Lundin 5 enmne 2 Gri 0! {1|the bowels, and positively do the ts bi ideal household remedy for |had recommended the maximum|” ‘To cor ‘ou of thelr merit, Yet lantuidar: rp uokneeeet priate BN cslietaleeiiiclvaa bias Burns Wounds Pimplea 0 fine and 30 da, njus mall 1 FREE, a ent trin ntrib & pis 2 2 |, People a ed with bad brea Seal Sores These Great Bargains $200 fine and faye in en Keliona salte: vtore tn {|Harding Worth will play the anc-| fir an f through Dro ta | MAY GET CONTRACT oo Chafings ieee Drop-head Singer..$8,00 Up Kaints | Whethe get | omne am ie varied and bri? | and a score of other troubles which Drop-head Wheeler & Wilson wt tant our | Mant who have heard youhs t| WASHING TON, Oct The Se | constantly arise in every home, “ : 840.00 Up seymou ng “Danny Deevee’ say 1 jattle Construction and Dry Dock Co. especially where ti ere are children, \ Drop-head ew Home ' fk en that it al ei worth at least two ¥ may @et the contract to build two That is why fesinol Ointment aphend i Spy f by lof the six destroyers on which bids should be on your medicine shelf, Re oe $12.00 Up 4 The ts for the concert will ul- | Were opened yesterday ready for instant use, . Other makes 87.00 Up The ‘ lodtaaian Ene ie or th r Rd tener : ) exten Machines..68,00t , ; amo, ye Hold at the box office of the Me dredale:: Por trea esl. aa > 1 D Na epot was rned, with al ropolitan theatre tonight, and 50 fits of nasty, aleken DOCTOR KILLS HIMSELF Resinol, Raltimore, Ma. New Machines Parag S00: Bie contents, ebtty tiie mornits, 6 cents will admit one to any part of|ing. Kriping, catharties are derived! HOOD RIVER, Ore., Oct. 7.+Dr ——$—<—$<$—$$—— per mont cord to word received here b the house, It's going to be a “big/f a" Pt Ba fara Bh: So anie rmerly a pri 4 i Pipe) A cba di. ) without gripin pata or disagreeabn prom widsantee the superiority of |” 4 Pent aetaoats wi Bong ji Battle Creek night tonight.” |e Meoaor any | five nt physician of The Dalles, shot the Lundberg ‘Truss, and give ‘tree yurgiar, evident! ntending to | wards discovered the| . | WHITE SEWING b the door of the safe, with a DER WANDERER Man vw ‘dy anc red the himself here, Domestic trouble is “Mix flour and salt with a vagy it-| 4 cav@an.:laat aanbnel aici te affiieted with bowel | Diamed. tle cold milk; stir into the hot milk | nothing Li . a ofpthe Sl with the at-| wins and cook 10 ininutes: add the choco . a muck was burne Tablets are|NEW SPECIES OF PTARMIGAN evenly blended with the flour mix: | Z at mpound mixed! JUNBAU, Oct. 7.—Prof, and Mrs.| With the sugar, and last te te | 1424 Third Ave. BOY HURT AT FOOTBALL |W ¥ Loy n, of Boston, rene wb You need the K C Cook's Book | ~ y rd ike o- ever night for a jing the useum 0! ompa @lcontatining this and 89 other delicious ~ Third, near Pike PORTLAND. Ore., Oct Elv e the effect. 10c and| Zoology, of Harvard, left for Seat Footpes: se ineete tenes ta of the | A. LUNDBERG co. F ? , 7.—Elvin ; LS a Priiit ‘ ges Bh taiage 4 certificate packed In every Deformit Main 1525 Guild, 14, sustained a fractured ‘The Olive Tablet Company, Colum. Ite today with a new specimen of nt can of KC Baking Powder. |" Avatotad rhpbyence® 804 ‘thigh in a football game, bus, O, plarmigan, Bend to the Jaques Mfg. Co. Chicago, 07 THIRD AVENUB - WILL MARRY WIDOW HOSTILITIES TO OPEN ON BORDER Serbia Surrounded by Foes in| French Gain ~Tmportant Vic- German Drivé Toward Turkey GREECE ALL LONDON, Oct. 7.—With the allied diplomats reported by Athens already withdrawn from Sofia, the maelstrom of war to- day rapidly tended toward en- guifment of the Balkan: Following an unsatiéfactory reply by Bulgaria to Russia's warlike ultimatum, and dispateh of another similar ultimatum from Bulgaria to Serbia, how tilltles were expected soon along the Serbo-Hungarian bor: der, simultaneously with an Austro German attack on Ser northern frontier, Gen. Liman Von Sanders, the German officer in charge of Turkish joperations, has arrived at Phillip |polis, and is conferring with Czar Ferdinand EXCITED | From Salontka French troops are | forward as rapidly as railway golr facilities will permit Athens is wild with excitement over conflicting rumors about the ) situation jance in the Champagne. night's REPORT GERMAN LINE BREAKING tory on Western Battle Front 2 MILES FROM RAILWAY PARIS, Oct. 7.—Heavy artillery firing for the p: worn down the Ge incessant Is crumbling beneath the giant shelis, ond line of Teuton trenches and indications point to a German rement along a wide front. ‘rench capture of Tahure and Tabure heights with comparatively slight losses was reported in last communique. French guna blott out redoubts and trenches, and leveled stone bridges concealing enemy guns. A |few regiments stormed the remain jing works and attacked the Ger. mans with the bayonet The Tahure victory ts one of the most important successes since the initial drive in the Champagne swept the Germans from their first line of defenses The ease with which the capture was effected convinces experts that the Bazancourt Challerange — rail way, less than two miles from the |French advanced works, will be Announcement of the personnel | Dlerced within a fortnight k cabinet which the Zaimia to of the new G king has commanded M form is expected tonight Constantine hopes to secure the approval of parliament for this vdy by including fn {t several ‘bons of the old cabinet who daft Premier Venizelos did Greek king is bound by mar riage ties to the kaiser, it was thought fn som jaympathies have been swayed tow jard Germany |him to ald that nation In blazing a ltrail to Constantinople by remain la neutral |BLOCK RUSS OFFENSIVE | BERLIN, Oct. 7.-—A gigantt fensive by the Russians, simultane the { recently, according i by the authort bers of ously with was plan news re on but Field Marshal Von Hindenburg blocked the plan Russ risoners disclosed the Slav strate which provided that csar 8 the iving the Te * and dupite utons back to t tl the battle of swarm Von H Mazuri all: « bis flanks, and ‘(NEW COMPANY WILL TACOMA asionaire of Reese's camp dise valley, n notified by Assistant Secretary of the Interior Stephen T that his concession ends this sea von With this notice, it develops today that a company of Tacoma and Seat tle business men has been organized Oct John Reese in to handle «very concession connect |his daughter, Miss Margaret Wil-|ed w Rainfer National park Friday’s Specials: son, and his cousin, Miss Helen|for 20 years. The conmruction of a laycnteaw Donen ‘ ¢ | 875,000 hotel camp will be commenc Fancy April ic padrow Bones, © member of the|i i" ioce White House family. For a month|°"¢ Eggs (storage raheem ade P hester Thorne, of Tacoma; Jo- | this ummer, re. Galt was a seph lethen, C. D. Stimson and Chat guest Miss Wilson and Miss lee 4 c Choice Loin |Bones at Cornish, N. H. There|erman Chapin, of Seattle, are jsome of those interested FIRE BAND RETURNS | Anglo-French drive Dvinak-Smorkon launched his found Von Hinden-| | EXPLOIT MT. RAINIER Mount Rainier, has Mather =| and hence |today o nGov quarters his |today on Gov ng the feat of the! THREE RECALLED NORTH Y AKIMA, Oct. 7.—The duty of appointing an entire board of county commissioners devolves Lister, At yerter Aster At yester. ent members were swept out of of and had determined fice by an overwhelming vote. The recall resulted from a grand jury investigation last spring, when the commissioners were indicted for alleged graft in the purchase of road machinery and other supplies RETAIN JUNIOR PROM The junior nd cadet bal are to be ret d at the university tho some other al event must > The has decided there fact " y From Piles No matter how long or how bad “so to your druggist today and get a 56-cent box of Pyramid Pile | Treatment. It will give quick relief, and a single box often cures, A trial package mailed free in plain wrapper {f you send us coupon be-| low FREE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 630 Pyramid Bidg., Marshall, Mich Kindly rend me a Free sam ple of Pyramid Pile Treatment, in plain wrapper. Name ESTABLISHED 1876 MPRESSIVE OCTOBER SALE OF FURS The Best Fur Investment __ MeDougal fouthwick of the Year T HESE Furs were bought before the advance—prices now are from 33 1-3 per cent to 50 per cent higher, and the selection of Furs is not nearly so good. Our Furs were bought in July, and represent the most choice selection. —_! The points our customers insist upon in their Furs are the ones we insist upon in buying—this fact, and better values, account for the success of our Fur Shop. In buying this enormous stock we selected the furriers who use only reliable pelts, linings and cords, and who employ skilled furriers. We call particular attention tothe special prices quoted on Fur Coats, Scarfs, Muffs and Sets listed below: Barrel and Pillow Muffs Contd. COATS Scarfs Contd. Poney Coat with beaver collar. French Wolf Scarfs in taupe.... | Jap Mink Muffs. rr ee $12.00, Bi5.00-§ $18.00 eaeewe - $20.00 River Mink. .$3.50, $7. 50, $8.00 | | Red Fox Muff: 510. ; | Marten Muffs See Poney Coat with skunk collar... haseve ¢isueee Seeueveanion Jap Mink Scarf.............- |= ~ Poney Coat with skunk-opossum les ve eeee + $9.00, $1 $18.5 8.50 | 80-0, $3320 ee 5 Cathe fe ach i. $37.00 | Red Fox Scarf. ..$7.50 and $8.00 Black Opossum Muff ootten _coll sess seme lO | ~ ...$7.50, $8.50, $9.00, $10.00 Hudson Seal Coat with squirrel | Marten Scarfs ........+.+.++- | ; ter) ed Pe ee Eames = oe na sse 0$14.50,.8 $24.00 | Black Fox Mutts 2-2 es eee Hudson Seal Coat with Marten Black Opossum cn a eee $15.00, $16.00, $18.50, $38.50 ~ collar vicssiasesteh satan $3.50, $5.00, $8.50, $10.00 | Hudson Seal Muffs . iss ae Hudson Seal Goat... ....$100.00 | Skunk Opossum Scarf. ... «$5.00 | — -++++++$10.00, $17.00, $19.50 Hudson Seal Goats ~$155.00 | Taupe Opossum Scarfs... .$6.00| | Black Wolf Muffs....... $23.50 geese my ~~ | Dyed Skunk Scarfs. | Black Lynx . Li $18.50, $31.50 SCARFS | Taupe Fox Scarf. "$32. 50, $48.00 | Pointed Wolf Muffs. .$6.00, $8.00 French Coney S in_ brown, Black Fox Scarfs. «signs F China Wolf Muffs........$7.00 : black and taupe. .$4.00, $5.00, | wees ee e$15.50, $32.50, $45.00 | Fitch-Marten acces so'ece se tGne and $8.00 | French Black Lynx. .$7.00, $8.00| Dyed Skunk ...........$21.00 FSt9 Black Lynx Ae a ss eeaati 50/ § Skunk-Opossum ..........$8.00 Pointed Wolf Scarf.... Natural L ynx Muffs.......$9.00 China Wolf Scarf.... Taupe W olf Muffs.......$29.50 Fitch Marten Scarfs ......$13.00 ho SETS Barrel and Pillow Muffs Natural Raccoon Set.

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